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  • what is the rubber tube in puncture repair kits for?
  • Spesh99
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    I bought a Rema puncture repair kit and there is a small rubber tube in it, I’ve also noticed this in some other puncture repair kits but never known what it was for. Anyone know?

    Jamie
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    It’s a replacement/repair tube for the older woods valves i think.

    Spesh99
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    Ah, thanks for that- I’ve never seen that type of valve before.

    speaker2animals
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    It is for repairing/maintaining woods valves. Used to have them on my Moulton Mini in the 60s and I’m pretty sure on my Puch Hi-Riser in the early 70’s. Not seen em for a long time.

    RoterStern
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    Rema are a German company and a large number of ‘city bikes’ come with those Wood’s valves (I didn’t know that was what they were called in English actually so you learn something new everyday!).

    piedidiformaggio
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    They are also useful as emergency sleeping bags for baby worms

    Soup
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    Body armour for a one legged spider.

    molgrips
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    You can also repair Schraeder valves with it if you have a valve key, and I think Presta too if they are the repairable kind.

    yoshimi
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    valve rubber – usefull for attaching quil floats to your fishing line

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